Okay this one irritates me more than I ever expect it to every time I do this, so I definitely wanted to include this one for you guys. It can be kind of hard to see the separate pieces in this puzzle, so here's multiple screenshots showing the different groupings and how they fit together, just in case.

Side note, just wanted to point out that ALL of the planks starting out on the bridge in this first screenshot go together in a single group. I had to spread them out across all three to make it clear which ones they were.

This is by far the hardest puzzle in the game. Even as someone that used to love the game Hexic, I still only made it about 90% of the way before I needed help. Many thanks to this video, because it helped me get through the last few steps. (This person does a full walkthrough of the game, so if you're stuck on anything else, they're a very good resource.)

So first of all, these are the buttons we're going to be using, so they're the only ones you need to know.


Press the buttons in this order:
D x 4
A x 2
E x 1
A x 1
E x 5

At this point, your screen should look like this:


If you're still good, continue with:
F x 1
E x 1
F x 1
E x 1
F x 1
E x 2

Your screen should now look like this:


If things are still matching up, this is the last batch:
F x 1
B x 5
E x 1
F x 4
C x 2

And now you thankfully never have to do this damn thing again because you can skip it from this point forward.

This isn't the worst version of this puzzle I've ever seen, but I know some people have a really tough time wrapping their minds around a circular puzzle, especially when it has layers. Here's the solution to get you there faster.

Okay this puzzle takes some genuine thinking even once you get what it's asking you to do, since I find the description to be particularly poor. You have to make a single loop (no stray lines or extra enclosures) that also only touches each block as many times as the block's number allows. I got through this puzzle myself and hope to never do it again, so even if you guys don't use this, maybe I will in the future whenever I come back to this game again.

Not too tough once you start getting the right pieces into place, but until then it can be very annoying. This is where all the blocks go.

This is another one that turned out to be nowhere near as tough as I expected, since a lot of puzzles of this nature can be absolutely brutal, but here's the solution just in case someone out there is having trouble.

Here's a screenshot to be sure we're all thinking of the same puzzle:


And all you have to do is go:
Left
Down
Left
Right
Up
Right
Up
Right
Down

Alright, this one is quick and painless. It's another example of a puzzle that CAN be horrible but this one was actually extremely generous.

So this is how we're going to identify our blocks:


You're going to start by moving:

C: Left, Down
B: Right, Down

Now your board looks like this:


We need those two here so the other two can get to their goal. Now you're going to move:

A: Left, Down, Right
D: Right, Down, Left

And then all that's left is:

C: Up
B: Up

Like I said, quick and painless!

Admittedly this isn't a puzzle per se, but it's really obnoxious flipping back and forth between the play screen and your notebook and working out where on the grid this weird shape fits. Since we all know you have better things to do with your life, here's the final image for you to look at on your phone to save yourself some time and irritation.